Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-07-30

United States in October.
A meeting Of the stockholders of the
Eureka Nevada Silver Mining Company
will take place this evening.
Frank Rockwell, route agent for Wells.
Fargo d Co., went by stage to Taylor and
other points south yesterday.
The volume OF water in the Carson is de.
creasing 30 that the hanging up OF the
stamps at the mills will soon begin.
In Q quarrel with neighbor, Mrs. Rea-
gan OF VAUDEVILLE. Montana, became 30
much excited that she fell into spasms and
died.
Mrs. Matte Lambert, formerly a resi-
dent OF Chico, CAL, a beautiful woman,
has become an opium fend at San Fran
cisco.
Hotel building has become q mania In
California. Some OF the towns now being
built consisting principally Of a S25 900
hotel.
The true Paris dude now carries a cane,
in the top Of which is 3 watch and q oigar-
ette holder. II costs 9 trife Of 1880
francs.
About 80 tons of very good-looking,
heavy lead ore is being shipped from the
Bully Boy mine to the Eureka Con. fur
naces.
IL Is bad enough TO have TO live in q one
horse town, but life there ia heavenly
compared with existence In q wheelbarrow
village.
In Inyo county. CAL, there is much
complaint about sheep from the western
side OF the Sierras. Several lawsuits have
been started.
In 1nyo county. Cal, there Ia much
complaint o sheep from the western
side OF the Sierras. Several lawsuits have
been started.
The alarm Of fire last evening was
caused by the burning OF q curtain In Q
bedroom at the side OF Berg's store. No
damage done.
A Butler Club has been organized in
Massachusetts. It's paper 10 stamped with
two spoons, crossed. n the legend, at
might have Ben."
Hank knight has got 80 lazy that Pete
has been Obliged TO furnish the house with
a new patent corkscrew to draw the corks
out Of bottles when they are needed.
NJ. B. Bartlett intends making q fire.
proof building Of the store between the
Pos.ofice and Lam bert's store. He has
brick already on the ground for that pur-
pose.
Senator Foley has got the Congressional
bee in his bonnet. II he cannot capture
the United States Senstorship he is will
ing TO succeed Northumberland Tri-
bupe.
10 the past twenty. seven years the Com
stock mines have yielded S410, 000, 900,
with every probability that they will yet
produce as much more in the same period
OF time.
An unknown man seized the fiteen-year.
old niece OF Mr.. Valentine, Of Los An.
geles, while she was going on an errand
last Friday evening and outraged her on
the street.
The stated communication Of Eureka
Lodge No. l6, F. Il A. NJ, will be held
this evening al 1880 O'Clock. All Master
Masons in good standing are cordially IN
vited to attend.
Her Mother-He's a brute, my dear, but
don't cry. l gave you to him because be
said he knew the secret OF making you
happy. Daughter-Well, he's KEEP. his
secret admirably.
A deacon in the Fresno Baptist Church
has been too much leading forth to green
pastures the eve Of his flock. There ia
much excitement among the members
who wear horns.
Carson Appeal: The Democrat has
suspended publication. There was NO
room for the Democrat in Salt Lake, yet il
cost the proprietors $25. 900, and took two
years time to find it out.
Blobsom-What makes You look so
cheerful to-day, Dumpsey Dumpsey-
My daughter left the window open yester.
day and our piano was struck by lightning.
You can't imagine what relief IL Is.
Jim Donaldson left yesterday with bis
freight train and wagons loaded with 49,.
600 pounds Of freight consigned to E. N,
Robinson, Sam Liddle, G.. H. Ellison,
Hamilton, and Jacob Kopenstine. White
River.
The tributers In the Eureka Tunnel
have a small streak OF very rich ore in Q
raise from a drift above the tunnel level
As there Is also considerable lower grade
stuff with 1t, II may open out into q good
sized body.
"You asked me to bring you q little pin
money" said q young husband TO his
wife. Eyes, dear" said the lady expect
autly. swell, to save you the fatigue Of
going out in this hot weather. / have
brought you some pins instead"
The owners Of the ground upon which The
battle OF Austerlitz was fought are indus
triously excavating the BATTLEFIELD, In con
sequence Of q rumor that o French com
mander buried there q number OF military
chests containing more than 9 million
francs.
W. E. Taylor returned from bis trip Il
Newark and Ruby Valleys and Bale
Mountain yesterday. He reoprss thing
looking we'll in that section, both in re
gard to crops and mining. He will proba
! bly, in the near future make Newark Val
ley his permanent place OF residence.
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